Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-10

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The mayor had oaly four casss TO dispose
Of this morning. bat whae they lscksd in
number they msde up In interest," Number
one was James McTaguA who was 20 drunk
that he had to be carried 10 the station house
His only excuse was that one drink OF whisky
was the csuse Of his condition. His honor
remarked that II must have been . big one,
and It would take . long time to get rid Of
that one drink, and his sentence was made
thirty days.
Number two was Jimmy Quinn. 1t was
his first appearance at the mayors court for
several months, and his defense was novel
one He denied having been drunk, and
his story was that he was examined iof
Deafness and the instrument inserted into
his head made him eiddy, and the ofi1cer
imagined he was drunk. Under the circunl.
stances the mayor made his sentence forty.
eight hours
Number three WAS Hattie Wilson. She
was found on Rockland street at an early
hour this morning promensding on that
thoroughfare, by officer Beechler. Hattie
admitted that she Was drunk. Her appear
ance was not prepossessing. Both her eyes
we're In mourning and looked - Il some one
hsd got in their work most fiectually on those
organa The mayor after hearing the evil.
dence said to her that he had given
her thirty days ut her last appearance Hattie
corrected his honor by informing him
that her last dose was GO daya The mayor
thought 90 days was . proper punishment
this time, and that was her sentence.
Number four was the orator, Col. Robert
Taggart He started In to make Q speech to
the mayor, but his remarks we're cut short
by the mayor saying, hve days. The colonel
begged hard to be released on payment Of
costs, as he had made engagements to travel
the county In the interest Of both factions In
the coming primary, but the mayors hard
heart would not relent, and the colonel will
feast on bread aud water for the next five
days
| A Big Hearing.
The parties arrested while having q row In
Minin street one day last week were heard
before Alderman Spurrier last evening. For
being drunk and disorderly they were sent
| to jail as follows: Reuben Hutton, George
Harple, George, better known - 'Cotty,"
Hoover ard Albert Green each 80 days (;
Rebecca McLsin days; Susan Stackhouse
| - days and Elizabeth Hoover 2 days The
/ charge OF resisting an officer against Green
| and that OF keeping Q disorderly house
| against George Hoover were held under
| sdvisement Fred Wettig WAS discharged
| on payment OF costs.
Before Alderman Barr.
George Breckel has been prosecuted before
Alderman Barr for asssulting his step.
mother. In default Of bail he was committed
| for a hearing
Frank Suydam went to his home on Vine
street last night under the In tiuence OF liquor
and amused himself by throwing stones al
his mothers house Complaint was made
/ he
was sent to all for hearing.
Chars ed with Malicious Mischief
Before Alderman Pinkerton Joseph Bos.
tick, of Frederick street, has given bail to
answer the charge of malicious mischief pre-
ferred by John Stewart, Q colored neighbor,
residing on Christian street.
Letters Granted BY the Register.
The following letters were granted by the
register of wills for the week ending Tues.
day, May 10 ;--------
| TLAsAMENTARY John B. Her,zler, de-
ceased, late OF West Lampeter township
Berj amin Hertzler, Lancaster township, ex-
ecutor.
Cunningham Acheson, deceased, late o
Drumore East Charles W. Pusey, Drumor
| East executor.
Jacob Ksmm, deceased, late Of Lancaste
city !; Catherine Ksmm, city, executrix.
Christian Nolt, deceased, late OF Wes
Hempteld township; John n. and Chrstial
n. Mott West Hempfeld, and Benjamin N
Nolt, East Lampeter, executors
Jacob $. Shirk, deceased, late of East Lam
peter township; Franklin q. and II. II
| Sbirk, Bird in Hand, executors.
Eliza B. Kerfoot, deceased, late OF Lancas
ter city John B. Livingston, city, executor
ADMINIsTRArIoS Jacob Druckenmiller
deceased, late OF Lancaster city CATHERINE
Druckenmiller, city, Administrative.
Samuel Rote, deceased, late o! Lsncaste
city Susan and Samuel Rote, city, admins
traitors.
George W. Worrall, deceased, late Of Ma
rietts borough Sarah J. Worrall, Marietta
| administrative.
Joseph Funk, deceased, late of Washing gtor
borough Henry Weriz, Washington, ad
ministrator.